2026-08-03: 5 Days Left: Join Justice For All + Urgent Action on India Can’t Wait!

• Action Alert: Demand media coverage of Amnesty International’s report exposing India’s arms shipments to Israel.
• Justice For All responds after police violently handle a family’s mental health crisis.
• Only 5 days left to reserve your seat for the Justice For All Benefit in Anaheim.
• REGISTER:Kashmir Action marks seven years since Aug. 5 with an international webinar.
• Save Uyghur welcomes new legislation against Chinese transnational repression.
• Australia commits new humanitarian funding for Rohingya refugees.
• Campaign update: Preparing for RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s North American visit.

ACTION ALERT

Amnesty Report Exposes India’s Military Support for Israel. Demand Media Coverage

A major new Amnesty International report alleges that India supplied thousands of shipments of weapons, ammunition and military components used by Israel during the genocide in Gaza.

Despite the significance of the findings, many major U.S. media organizations have yet to report on the investigation.

According to Amnesty, investigators documented 2,596 shipments of military equipment from India to Israel, including artillery shell components, drone warheads and military vehicle parts. The report concludes that India may bear legal responsibility under the Genocide Convention by continuing transfers after the International Court of Justice ordered states to prevent genocide.

Justice For All’s Media Watch campaign is calling on supporters to ensure this story is not ignored.

Media Action Alert

• Contact Major News Outlets: Share this report with journalists and editors. Demand coverage of India’s role in the Gaza supply chain. Use the hashtag #MadeInIndiaGenocide.
• Tag the Ministry of Defence: Demand an immediate and comprehensive arms embargo on Israel.
• Pressure Private Corporations: Call out companies like the Adani Group, Indo-MIM, and Kalyani Strategic Systems for their role in manufacturing parts for the weapons used in Gaza.

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Amnesty Details India’s Role in Supplying Israel’s Military

Justice For All’s Save India From Fascism campaign welcomes Amnesty International’s investigation documenting India’s role in supplying military equipment used during Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

The report alleges that Indian state-owned and private defense companies transferred hundreds of thousands of weapons components, explosive ordnance parts and military vehicle components despite international legal obligations.

Justice For All calls for:

• An immediate halt to all arms transfers to Israel.
• Independent investigations into companies involved.
• An end to military cooperation supporting violations of international law.

RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat’s North American Tour

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is expected to visit the United States and Canada later this month.

Justice For All is preparing policy papers, educational resources and advocacy initiatives examining the impact of the RSS and its ideology on Muslims, Christians, Dalits and other marginalized communities in India.

More information, volunteer opportunities and action alerts will be released soon.

Stay tuned. Your participation will help ensure policymakers and the public receive accurate information during the visit.

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Save India From Fascism

Justice For All’s Save Uyghur Campaign Welcomes the “Stop TNR Act of 2026” as a Shield Against Chinese Transnational Repression

The “Stop TNR Act of 2026” introduces several key protections:

• Harsher Penalties: Adds up to 10 years in prison and $100,000 for crimes involving foreign-led harassment
• Tech Strategy: Mandates a federal plan to counter AI-based threats and digital disinformation
• Centralized Control: Places all investigations and prosecutions under the DOJ’s National Security Division and FBI
• Annual Reporting: Requires yearly reports to Congress on repression trends and government responses

Read the full press release.

We need  volunteers  for the Save Uyghur campaign. Message Arslan@justiceforall.org

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Save Uyghur

Australia Announces New Funding for Rohingya Refugees

Australia has pledged AUD 25.25 million in humanitarian assistance for Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi host communities through its 2026-2028 humanitarian program.

The commitment, announced with UNHCR in Dhaka, comes as humanitarian agencies continue to face severe funding shortfalls affecting food, education and protection programs.

Justice For All welcomes continued international support while urging governments to provide sustained humanitarian and diplomatic leadership for the Rohingya people.

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Burma Task Force

Seven Years After Aug. 5: International Webinar on Kashmir

On Wednesday, Aug. 5, Kashmir Action will host an international webinar examining seven years since the revocation of the special constitutional status of Indian-administered Kashmir.

Experts, lawyers and civil society leaders will discuss:

• Human rights developments.
• International legal implications.
• Paths toward justice and self-determination.

The event will stream live on Facebook, YouTube and Muslim Network TV.

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Faith Leaders and Community Demand Accountability After Hamilton Police Respond to Mental Health Crisis with Violence

When a family in Hamilton Township called 911 seeking help for their 17-year-old son experiencing a bipolar disorder and autism-related mental health crisis, they expected assistance—not arrests.

Instead, police arrested members of the family and left younger children alone in the home.

Justice For All joined faith leaders and community advocates in demanding an independent investigation and the dismissal of all charges.

At a community press conference, Imam Saffet Catovic, Justice For All’s director of United Nations operations, said the family responded with compassion while officers failed to do the same.

Justice For All also called on Hamilton Township to adopt crisis response policies that prioritize de-escalation, trained mental health professionals and care instead of force.